Oh, my god. Another look and another listen of the shooting. Brandon richards was the man taking the video. He was in that euclid Avenue Retail parking lot. There were no customers near the shooting scene. Richardson said the suspect refused to follow suspects orders and put the car in reverse and attempted to pull over. One of the officers is actually hobbling. You now new video into our newsroom where the scene happened with the tape clearing away clearing the perimeter. We have a reporter on the scene. We are expecting Willoughby Police to have a press conference to give us more information not only about the shooting but the services conditions. Live pictures now of the press conference podium. Again, when it happens well be online. Getting answers, chris tanaka. Romona a suspect is charged in the shooting death of a 15yearold boy working at a mr. Heros sandwich shop. He was 15 minding his own business. Harry boomer has been following this story this past weekend and joins us with
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Historic Preservation In Gainesville At A Crossroads After Planner’s Resignation
By Taylor Martin
January 11, 2021
Five years ago, historic preservation in Gainesville almost came to an end.
“Those were the words that were said, that we need to end this and we need to get rid of it completely,” Mayor Lauren Poe said. “Where we are now is in a rebuilding process.”
An ordinance clarified the local historic preservation board’s power, the City Commission’s role in helping it and process of future preservation. As part of the process, the commission and board held a joint meeting in April 2019 to discuss hiring a preservation planner.